Cash-on-cash return is a simple – but extremely useful – financial calculation that real estate investors use regularly. Cash-on-cash return for real estate investors measures the amount of net cash…
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Risks and rewards: Buying a foreclosed home in 2019
During the last housing market crash of 2007-2008 home foreclosures nearly tripled, as this 2009 article from CNN Money reports. Real estate investors stepped into the market and scooped up…
5 top real estate investing tips from experienced investors
Successfully investing in real estate is difficult enough in today’s competitive market. With deals becoming more and more complex, one mistake can end up costing new real estate investors a…
The 2019 real estate investor’s guide to understanding cap rates
For real estate investments, cap rates are calculated by dividing your net operating income (NOI)—rent minus expense—by the market value of a property. Your expenses include everything except mortgage payments.…
3, 2, 1 Happy New Year! Top real estate investor resolutions for 2019
Tuned in to watch the ball drop in Times Square? Check. Bottle of bubbly chilling with the cork ready to pop? Check. Someone special lined up to receive that delicious…
Christmas for real estate investors: Naughty or nice list?
Christmas is that special time of year to spend time with friends, family, and loved ones. Decorating the tree, hanging stockings and lights, and watching the Yule log burn while…
How to invest in Opportunity Zones and pay less capital gains
The Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) program encourages investment to spur economic growth in low-income areas in the U.S. by offering significant tax benefits to real estate investors. Eight years ago,…
Top 5 US Markets For Real Estate Investors
Stessa crunched the numbers to create a ranking of 77 of the largest U.S. Metro Areas based on 5 key indicators: population, 2-year population growth, 2-year job growth, rental vacancy rate, and price-to-rent ratio.
Four Reasons to Consolidate Your Real Estate Data
A whopping seventy-one percent of apartments in the U.S. are owned by individual investors, and if you are like most, your portfolio details are probably all over the place.
